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Well, as an update it passed the State Senate today 38-0.

Whatever. I give up. Of course, since as Peter’s wife proves, it’s odorless so enforcement by the Gestapo will be a bitch.

If someone smoked a cigarette in the hotel room before you checked in, you could tell... it sticks to the rug, walls. If someone vapes in the hotel room before you check in you would have no idea. If anything propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerine is an anti-bacterial. You should thank them.

Go ahead ask for the no-vaping room. While you are it at, ask for a no-masturbation room.

Still, how does a man blind-side a woman like that. Why is he not in jail?

Might have been a mating ritual.

Good thing he didn’t punch her in the chest, there’d have been silicone spraying everywhere...

WOW!

Thanks for that additional information to use against the Fluoridicides.

My GUESS is SOMEBODY’s relative in Trenton has a FLOURIDE company.

It actually started with Pittsburgh. Alcoa provided fluoride to the plants in NJ for weapons production. The mountains of fluoride required disposal and with a partnership with CalTech came up with idea to fluoridate water. During that period there were air inversions in Donora, PA (location of the ALCOA facility) that caused mass casualties. The deaths were ultimately blamed on flouride.

Yes. Fluoride is a neurotoxin and was never meant for ingestion. The politics of fluoridation had more to do with disposal of Alcoa’s waste products than health benefits.

Change.org is a leftist site. Clicking on this petition will allow these people to declare EXACTLY the opposite of what the petition stands for—that is, “tons” of people responded UNFAVORABLY to the proposed right to carry bill! In other words, this is a SCAM!

I signed it yesterday as I noted on the NJ board.

But, there’s no guarantee that the new children are going to drink the fluoridated water. Not everyone drinks tap water.

Plus, pediatricians prescribe supplements for young children that include fluoride, so the children could receive it that way. There’s also fluoride toothpaste and, as you mentioned, fluoride treatments at the dentist’s office. And fluoridated water is sold at the grocery stores. There are so many options.

Plus, if only children need it, then it’s not necessary to put it into the water supply for everyone to drink.

For the record, I’m not saying that fluoride is good or bad. I use it myself. It should be a matter of personal choice, imho.

You mostly need flouride when you are younger. That’s why you get flouride treatments as a kid between age 6 and 12, and not as an adult.

Its necessary to floruidate water forever because there are always new kids getting born. Its not like it changes genetics and makes kids be born with super teeth.

New Jersey Brain Trust & 2A ping

(H/T to Seamus Mc Gillicuddy)

(I maintain an unofficial ping list for New Jersey-related news. If you want on or off the list, send me FReepmail.)

Yep...I wasn’t going to click on it because I thought it might be Zero-related,and i’m not giving them any hits.

100% right you are...

Thank you at last sanity on the thread. Toxins require 4 components and not just one: 1) Toxicity - or the harmfullness that it can cause. 2) Dosage - the amount to which one is exposed. 3)Duration - the length and number of times of exposure. And 4) An entry way into the body.

For example: Lead is not harmful outside of the body, used the material all the time to make things. Don’t ingest it though. However, naturally occurring/unconcentrated dosages that do not have routine reoccuring exposures aren’t harmful.

Example 2: Cyanide (derived from almonds) very toxic minimal dosage is lethal. Duration doesn’t come in to play.

Example 3: Carbon Monoxide - deadly in high concentration and exposure, not deadly in naturally occuring amounts - it’s in the air we breath

Example 4: Milk - Cow’s milk was shown to be carcinogenic in the 70’s or 80’s in mice. Provided they forcefed the mice a gallon a day for a month. DOSAGE and DURATION.

Finally there are some poisons that one can build up a tolerance to by taking very small portions and building up resistance and higher dosages over time. I wouldn’t recommend it, but .... the body is an amazing thing.

Yep...I wasn’t going to click on it because I thought it might be Zero-related,and i’m not giving them any hits.

western Europe up to the mid-1970’s. That would cover everyone but those under about 40 in the west

Assuming your theory is true, then fluoridation for only a short period of time provides lifelong benefits. So, why would it be necessary to fluoridate water forever? Also, it doesn't explain my great-grandmother. :-)

The only time liberals and gun-grabbers need fear our guns, is the day they try to take them away from us.*


*Ref: 2nd Amendment, U.S. Constitution

FWIW, They could have come up with a better name for a site than “change”

Folks, come on and sign the petition. Our Governor Elect needs to know how serious this is to us. It's time New Jersey gets in step with the other states that are shall issue, and put an end to the current draconian nonsense.

Eastern Europe generally had flouride treatment through 1990, and western Europe up to the mid-1970’s. That would cover everyone but those under about 40 in the west, 25 in the east.

“Wonderful, heartening story. I hope you’re emailing/telling it to many people, including talk show hosts and your Congressional representatives.”

Thanks, I tell everyone how the clinic functions so well. My Congressman’s brother is a volunteer at the clinic! Their family has supported the clinic generously since its inception. We have so many great doctors...it’s just amazing. We have a doctor who works one day every week...that’s 20% of her work week that she gives to promote healthcare. Most of this type of generousity will fade away if Obamacare becomes law. Of note: Our most generous monetary donors are Republicans/Conservatives...very few Democrat donors. ...although I must admit we do have a couple of very liberal nurses who volunteer one day every week. At least they walk the walk.

Point taken that there could be some fear mongering. I just don’t want it in our water supply because we should make these choices for ourselves.

LOL.

Then we have Clarence (I beat my wife and smoke crack) Clemmons as a great role model as well. I enjoy some of Springsteen’s music..I just try to imagine someone else performing it when I listen to it.

Have loved his version of Santa Claus is Coming to Town since I was a little kid.

She was born in Italy and later moved to Pennsylvania. I don’t know what kind of water she drank. But, other relatives who lost all of their teeth lived on the same street, and they must’ve been drinking the same water.

I agree that choice is an issue. I have not address this issue only the solid scientific support of the use of fl- in the drinking water. Choice is a political issue and it is a dangerous issue when it conflicts with good science. A good example is AGW which does not have good science and has become a government (choice issue).

hahahahahahahaha

This doesn't surprise me since his wife looks like a dude with hooters...

Thank you! I never could stand to listen to it.

As a NJ resident I am ecstatic that the Assembly has taken this critical issue on and not wasted their valuable time on the 30 billion dollar debt and unfunded liabilities. What a relief to have this fluoride problem solved once and for all. What courage and what political capital was spent to get passage of this controversial matter. There have been demonstrations bordering on riots in the state capitol demanding action on the fluoride scandal.

I think the next critical order of business is naming a rest stop on the NJ Turnpike in honor of Bruce Springsteen. Way to go NJ Assembly, what ever we are paying you is not enough.

Where was you ggmother raised and did she drink well water?

Almost anything is a poison (or rather, is toxic) in sufficient doses.

It should be a matter of choice. Those who want fluoridated drinking water are free to buy it at the store. Why should the rest of us have to buy it for them?

Also, think of it as mass medication. We wouldn’t want the gov’t dumping other forms of medication into our water supply.

Oops. Flouride should be spelled fluoride.

Standard filters won’t work. It requires reverse osmosis (RO). I’ve been on RO water for 10 years now. RO water imo is great for relieving bone pain and improving health.

I agree. The anti fluoride folks make considerable money selling fear. I would urge those that like to buy fear to go see a fearful movie or chase UFOs, or Big foot. Fear is a marketable item and some are dumb enough to buy the fluoride fear.

you might take note of the number of cavities and state of teeth in the population born up to around 1950, and then compare that to children born in the 1970's or 1980's. Where the silent generation and early boomers have mouth's full of cavities, children and young adults today rarely have any cavities, or if they do, only a few small ones. The difference is water flouridation, and flouride treatment at the dentist, flouride in toothpaste, and flouride in mouthwash.

Throughout most of Europe, flouride is not added to the water supply, yet Europeans have healthier teeth and fewer cavities today, too. So, flouride may not be the reason for healthier teeth today. The real reason probably is that people are taking better care of their teeth.

My great-grandmother lived into her eighties with all of her teeth, and she never had a cavity. And she lived in the days when people went to the barber shop to have their teeth fixed. She took good care of her teeth. So did some other people in those earlier generations. But, many people did not take such good care of their teeth and did not have access to the dental care people have today.